Sentence examples for this substantial programme from inspiring English sources

"We took up this challenge wholeheartedly and have invested significant resources to deliver this substantial programme of activity".

"It takes account of the cost pressures the enhancement programme has been under, and sets out an approach to delivering the substantial programme required to help meet today and tomorrow's capacity demands".

To stand any chance of pushing that substantial programme through Congress, he will need to act quickly and decisively to harness the momentum of his victory in November's presidential election against Mitt Romney.

After adjustments to the proposals made in the Inception Report, the substantial Programme documentation was studied; evaluation instruments were finalised; various stakeholders were interviewed; primary data was gathered from eight Districts representative of the development zones of Nepal with an emphasis on Districts with low ranking in terms of Human Resource Development Indices.

To that end, he's initiated a substantial programme of remembrance before the show's final season airs this April.

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There is a substantial programme of private and public investment that was supported by government..

Its first substantial programme, a bus service in Clayton County, began in November 2001 and now serves 1,400 riders every weekday, roughly twice as many as the planners expected.

Qatar, which led support for the Libyan rebels, has drawn up plans for a substantial programme to supply tens of millions of dollars worth of sophisticated weapons like anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles.

Then he'd moved on to the Walthamstow "mini-Holland" cycling scheme, a substantial programme of street infrastructure changes introduced by Labour-run Waltham Forest Council using £30m awarded by Boris Johnson with the aim of promoting pedal power.

INTRODUCING the government's latest move on House of Lords reform, Robin Cook, leader of the House of Commons, described it as the next step in "the most substantial programme of constitutional reform for over a century".